ADA Signage

Signage needs does not stop at the exterior of a building.  Building code requires that the interior be well labeled and organized. The ADA (American's with Disabilities Act) was signed into law in July of 1990.  The law governs public places accessibility for persons with disabilities and is enforced by the Department of Justice. Businesses have to abide by these regulations in order to pass inspection and continue their business. Many businesses such as hotels, restaurants, office building, etc. need to have ADA signage that identify and label the different rooms and spaces in their location. Some ADA Guideline requirements are to identify any permanent room of a building or facility and to guide or inform about Functional spaces of the building or facility, these include identifying stairwells, bathrooms, offices, meeting rooms, etc.   The guidelines also require to direct or identify available features of the facility like handicap bathrooms, TTY phone services and others.  ADA signs may need to comply with one or more guidelines.  ADA signs are also required to be made in a high to light contrast solid background, and usually have to include but not limited to braille. They can also come in different materials such as plastic, aluminum.  There is an array of ADA signage and guidelines that are required by the law. Contractors and building managers are well aware of what ADA signage is and how important they are.  Some hardware stores sell the generic version of ADA signage but most buildings have a color code which cannot be found in stores.   Pro Signs, Inc. can make these signs in almost any color that you are looking for, Pro Signs, Inc. can manufacture all your ADA needs and install them to ADA specifications.  Let Pro Signs, Inc. take care of all your ADA signage needs. Please visit our official website at Pro Signs, Inc. Please feel free to call 408-358-1218 or e-mail elmo@prosigns.com to get an estimate. [gallery]